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As we all know, clouds are full of water, and lots of it.
And we also know that water is relatively heavy at a little over 8 pounds per gallon.
So how heavy are the clouds we see floating in the sky above us, and how can they float without falling to the ground?
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If you’ve ever driven a car or ridden a train through a long tunnel, chances are you felt a little claustrophobic while you’re were travelling through it.
The longest tunnels I’ve travelled through were less than two miles in length, and still I felt a bit uneasy about the ride.
But truth be told, those tunnels were nothing compared to the ones featured in today’s video. [Read more…]
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The U.S. state of Utah is famous for it’s incredible scenic beauty and interesting geological features.
One of the most scenic attractions in all of Utah is Reflection Canyon, an off-shoot of Lake Powell consisting of snake-like bends in the Colorado River and exquisitely colorful canyon walls.
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If you’re a beach lover you probably have one or two favorite beaches that you enjoy visiting over and over again.
While there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that, you might want to consider visiting a different beach at some point just to add a little variety to your vacation travels.
Truth be told, our amazing planet is decorated with hundreds of major beaches, many of which are popular vacation and tourist destinations. [Read more…]
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The town of Utqiagvik, Alaska (formerly Barrow) is located 320 miles north of the arctic circle, making it the northernmost city in the entire United States.
This is a part of the world in which the sun never sets in the summer and never rises in the winter.
And if you’re a fan of snow, there’s a chance that you could see it falling on any day of the year. [Read more…]